Turn Retirement Dollars into Doors
How Property Investors Can Use a Self-Directed IRA to Build Long-Term Wealth
In our recent webinar, we explored how property investors can strategically use self-directed IRAs and 1031 exchanges to maximize their real estate returns and protect long-term wealth. These two tax-advantaged tools—when used together—allow investors to grow their portfolios while keeping more capital working for them.
Our guest expert, Nate Hare, shared how a self-directed IRA for property investors opens the door to alternative investments like real estate, private lending, and joint ventures—beyond the limits of traditional stocks or mutual funds. Investors can purchase rental properties or other income-generating assets within their IRA while maintaining the tax benefits of retirement savings.
We also discussed how pairing a self-directed IRA with a 1031 exchange can compound the benefits. A 1031 allows investors to defer capital gains taxes when selling one property and purchasing another of equal or greater value. Combined with the flexibility of a self-directed IRA, this strategy can create powerful long-term growth and diversification.
Our property counselors and panelists answered live questions about rules, timelines, and how to work with custodians or qualified intermediaries to stay compliant.
If you’re interested in learning how a self-directed IRA for property investors can help you build wealth through real estate, our team is here to guide you through every step—from setup to strategy.
